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01 Getting started Start free from a check of your website, follow set-up to your first page audit with your own AI agent, and upgrade to Pro for every page or Enterprise for the whole journey. 6 min read 02 Page audits Have your own AI agent check one page against every accessibility criterion and UX Robot’s usability checks, even a page behind a sign-in, follow its progress, and get the fix list with the page’s speed, real traffic and Google searches, and an email when it is ready. Five a month on Free. 7 min read 03 Search checks How every page audit, and every page a journey reaches, is checked for search: whether Google can reach and index it, how it appears in results and whether it answers the searches that bring people to it, from Google’s own guidance, kept up to date every week. 6 min read

04 Organisation setup Give UX Robot the profile, goals and stakeholders it needs. 6 min read 05 Team access Invite organisation admins and UX engineers, understand their access, and manage pending invitations. 5 min read 06 Connect data sources Connect Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console, choose the correct property or site, exclude bot traffic by country, keep your team’s visits and test sign-ups out of GA4 and Clarity, and recover a connection. 11 min read

07 Projects and analyses Create a long-running project, set up a dated journey analysis inside it, and rerun the journey over time without overwriting history. 5 min read 08 Journey analyses Test one complete website journey under a controlled brief, including sign-up and sign-in journeys with the one step only a person should do handed to your team and every page before it checked as a signed-out visitor sees it, with every journey page checked for usability, accessibility and search, every problem pictured, fixed and ranked once in a fix list, speed drawn as gauges, the same journey compared with your competitors and what people search for before they arrive, and every finding ranked by your connected GA4 evidence. 21 min read 09 How autopilot gathers evidence Understand how autopilot collects connected reports, page speed, competitors’ speed and search results, Lighthouse issues and WCAG 2.2 accessibility checks for the pages a journey reached, browser observations, screenshots, and Microsoft Clarity heatmaps and recordings, with what visitors did counted session by session. 11 min read 10 Generate, review, and share reports Run a resumable journey through autopilot, work with your dedicated UX Robot engineer, review and approve the result, and share or export the report. 10 min read

11 Issues and ticket tools Track every priority and fix-list issue across runs, check fixes after every deploy or by running a journey again, keep your team’s own fixes with their pictures and the fix you chose, send issues with their screenshots to Jira or Linear (Azure DevOps and GitHub coming soon), one at a time or all at once, with status kept in step, and post results to Slack or Teams. 16 min read 12 Coding agents and MCP Let Codex, Claude Code or another MCP client do page audits, find UX issues, fix them in your codebase, mark them shipped and ask UX Robot to verify them on the live website, from a desktop app, an editor or the terminal. 11 min read 13 Page timeline See what changed on your key pages and when, compare each change with GA4 before and after, and know when a fix’s wording is live. 6 min read 14 Impact dashboard See each month’s fix record and the proof behind every verified fix, find where open issues meet the most visitors, and share the results. 5 min read

15 Billing and analysis units Understand owner billing, Free, Pro and Enterprise, the two-week trial, changing plan, analysis-unit balances, pack purchases, and what happens when a paid plan ends. 9 min read 16 Account and security Update your profile, password, two-factor authentication, passkeys, AI app connections that sign in to UX Robot and appearance, see how website analytics works, and delete the account. 9 min read 17 Troubleshooting and support Resolve common access, set-up, Google connection, evidence, report-generation, and billing problems before contacting support. 8 min read 18 Ask UX Robot support Send a support request from inside UX Robot with screenshots, follow every answer, reply by email or in the app, and close it when it is sorted. On every plan. 3 min read